
The Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) is a standard for
distributed computing that has gained widespread acceptance in the commercial
world.
- ORBacus.
Last modification on August 25 2000.
- OmniORB: Powerful CORBA broker, from a Oracle/Olivetti research facility, GPL.
Last modification on April 10 1999.
- JacORB: JacORB is an object request broker written in Java - a partial
implementation of OMG's CORBA standard. JacORB is free, easy to install and
use. It enables method invocation across virtual machine boundaries.
Last modification on December 15 2000.
- The Free CORBA page: ``The purpose of this page is to provide a list of links to free
implementations of CORBA. If you know of any free CORBA implementations not
listed here, please contact me and I'll list it as well. Additionally, if you
find that anything that I've listed here is not free, let me know and I'll
remove it from the list.''
Last modification on April 7 2000.
- Linux CORBA Reference & Evaluation (Linux Entreprise Computing).
Last modification on December 28 2000.
- MICO (MICO Is COrba): The intention of this project is to provide a freely available and
complete CORBA 2.0 implementation. The difference to other free imlementations
is, that MICO is developed for educational purposes and that the complete
sources are available under the GNU-copyright notice.
Last modification on December 8 2000.
- Cetus CORBA Links.
Last modification on August 5 2000.
- Arachne: Arachne is a toolkit for distributed component-based computing that is
the product of several grant-funded software development projects in advanced
health care computing.
Last modification on November 15 2000.
- ORBit: ORBit is/will be a CORBA 2.2-compliant Object Request Broker (ORB)
featuring C bindings and high performance.
Last modification on September 14 2000.
- Fnorb: Fnorb is an experimental CORBA ORB written in Python.
Last modification on June 13 2000.
- Fnorb: Python CORBA 2.0 ORB
Last modification on June 13 2000.
- The CorbaScript Language: CorbaScript is an interpreted object-oriented scripting language
dedicated to CORBA environments. Scripts (i.e. CorbaScript programs) can invoke
any operation, get and set any attribute of any Corba object. Moreover, any
OMG-IDL interface can be implemented by scripts. CorbaScript provides a dynamic
binding to OMG-IDL descriptions: no OMG-IDL stub or skeleton need to be
generated.
Last modification on December 12 2000.
- Name service browser: A browser for CORBA naming service
Last modification on September 25 2000.